14 Best Personal Finance Books By Canadian Women

More of the Best Canadian Personal Finance Books Written by Women

Bank On Yourself: Why every woman should plan financially to be single, even if she’s not | Ardelle Harrison & Leslie McCormick. You can read the full review of Bank on Yourself here. This is a fantastic book, and one I would recommend to all Canadian Women to read. It’s premise is that almost all women will be single at some point in their lives, through choice, or circumstance, and therefore we need to understand how to manage our money, and be financially independent, even if we are part of a couple. Bank On Yourself is my top pick for Canadian womens’ finance books!

Get your $hit Together: The Rebel Mama’s Handbook for Financially Empowered Moms | Aleksandra Jassem & Nikita Stanley. What a great book! If you are a mom or a mom to be in Canada, you won’t want to miss this one. As long as you can handle a book with a few F bombs in it, this is a great read. They have an authentic writing voice, and focus on what you need to know about finances as a mom, including how much kids are going to cost you, and how to plan for them.

The Wisest Investment  Robin Taub, CPA, CA. Robin provides guidance on how to teach kids at different stages and ages about money. Giving guidance for each age group’s Save, Spend, Share and Invest goals. She identifies learning opportunities in everyday life to teach your kids good money habits and includes useful resources to identify your family’s money values and set up your teen’s first budget.

Happy Go Money: Spend Smart, Save Right & Enjoy Life | Melissa Leong. When I saw that Gail Vaz-Oxlade had endorsed Melissa’s book, I knew it must be good! Melissa focuses on psychology and money mindset work. helping us take a look at our spending habits and their sources, and focusing on what can really make us happy when it comes to our money.

Money Like you Mean it: Personal Finance Tactics for the Real World | Erica Alini. Great tips for our current crazy era of high inflation, insane house prices, and wrestling with your student debt. Written in an approachable style for a wide audience, it’s a great read for anyone!

Worry Free Money: The Guilt Free Approach to Managing Your Money and Your Life. | Shannon Lee Simmons. If course, I love any book about budgeting. This is an easily digestible book with lots of real-life examples of Shannon’s budgeting style and philosophy. Focus on paying for your essentials, saving, and spending the rest guilt-free. Check this one out if you want to try a new budgeting style!

Get The Hell Out of Debt: The Proven 3-Phase Method That Will Radically Shift Your Relationship to Money. | Erin Skye Kelly. Wow, what an incredible book. I loved this approach to getting yourself out of debt fast! If you are someone who feels overwhelmed with their debt and is ready to take steps to Get The Hell Out of Debt, this book is for you!